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CHRIST THE JOY OF HIS PEOPLE.
The royennnt engagements of Jesus, his very
name, Ins incarnate, his blood, his premises, l2
us
id,-
' . f wceiuu, hu teem to tov to i
Ti?A. - rn . J VO US,
--mure. llJCy Lave introduced grand
rnTirirvtrvl miK f..:L .. I
easuro Is j
tuuu una love. Tlij
us is a trans
juiv imii j iruer exrcriericel thn J.,:kj .
when Cod hf s up the light of his countenance
u ron a soul, jhoi-wul has U W
V':e "u tiuye, wnen tiicir corn, and w
me, and
oil iDcrcoeci straners interaeddln m .T:"
Joy, they know notl,ins of it : it rh-.l" " ' Zl ' !
ihcir-undcrstondinsr. Saints ih 1 .1
'toll it l)n I. Him ii-n-rt v,
, f ... . iVt juuiuuge to cxnrctss it
VU....U. vuuvt-v jio)er, views ot it tooth
jof anp-cls. mood inpn nnrl n--l . : .1
i i ' ) ii, is q pleasure
that liialeth not ashamed, that leaves no sdnr be
hind, for it is substantial ; whilst "the hV of the
iijpocnic is uot lor a moment, and the ladhtcr
f Jools- is like the crackling of thorns under a pot."
This holjrscnsation, increasing more and more is
the 2innin;r, the pledge, the pre?anC of eternal
ine saints can tell ometbinjr vCjhe happiness of
the world of spirits, bylhe bliss vhich a disco
very cf Divii e love curses in their souls, even in
the grwtes calamltiesr Such Ws the rpplure
-whicb Peter; Jarnes, auU J6hn felt, when in tl,o
rrvi . - c? r!-J "win
motihtof transfiSuration,Avith the Son of God and !
xar greater De the raptur e of the glorified spU
rits round the throne of God and the the Lamb for
ever. "That mouot bow bvight, tho-e fo msliow f.r !
Tis?;ooJ to dwell foievfir tliere; '
Comfe. death; dear eovov of my God,
Am hc?v hie lo that blest abode.'
Oh, let us never forget that Christ Jesus is the
roper, the appointed, the only object of religious
V. Whatever the t :hriKti:in rmnir
me connection with him. Arc the promises the
atter of his rejoicing 1 These were all made by
m, are ail ratified, "are all yea and amen in
insi jesus, to tne glory oi Uod by us." Is it anv
unimi uicssmg it comes to us only throunh
or u is unspeakable, Uinjr excited bV a nonkwn ' Jocs,'hc itfj.ilr "u.y.unost; he
lioi. of Cpd. UDipMkoMe cift 8 it S. Ml 4 ' '2! i iSiTA' l is feehngs Mch are
T!.crcisare;Wnn,:.::.. - T ;: c, uy u,e Lnowledae and lov nf
v i . i i . ' v uu ti n ano a scon- i irui" is not n fctoic Jn ir ,
date tnrnirh; butt he iov nn.,.nH,u L.,n.:. . WlC mtnsibihty-inotcsno
the subject of it anrwf fr.,li i i ., ur uocs cicJusiely consi:
iiuppmess , it is glory rx-uu telow j tyaajind of
lirst-fruits of the new life, which veM plnck
from .heavenly trees ia ihebin'rdom of rvWnW
mediation. Oh, then, Christians, joy in God, I covering. Here was a prize! How mac
whom you have now received the atonement :" I heads, how manv nisml nr xhr.t .
tjjoice, ana pe exceeamor glad, lor rTeat is vour
fJreird in heaven !" 4t rejoice in hopoof the glory
Ood ;" 4lct j'out iohotanc,..be the. matter of
'your triumph, "though now for a season, if need
be, you are in heaviness through manifold temp-;
tations." While the rich man glories ia his 'riches,
and the mighty man in his might, do you rather
rejoice that your names ore ' written in heaven.
"Declare his works with rejoicings ; go to God
your exceeding joy ; with joy draw water out cf
the wells of salvation j shout for joy, all ye that
6re upright in heart ; joy in God, the God of sal
vation ; finally, my brethren rejoice in the Lord
always, and again I say, rejoice So shail the Lord
your God rejoice. over you with singing, yea, rest
in his love."- Rev, Thomas Spencer.
EXCITEMENT.
Excitement docs not constitute the Christian.
Christianity is not mere excitement. In my hum
ble opinion it is no less dangerous to resolve it in
to a peculiar feeling, than it is to make it a mere
speculation, a cold abstraction. But how many do
it I . When , highly excited 1 hey seem to : th ink
they have much religion, and are quite i flaming
Christians ; but as the excitement dies away, they
suppose that they have lost their religion. And
in order to find it again, or raise it from the grave,
they call into'-' requisition -a -system of powerful
stiinuUfnts; without these, they are as -ihe-. ine
briate without his glass, or as the sh out of wa
ter. Such Christians are not like the evergreen, or
the tree planted by the river of water which bring
cih forth fruit in due season,' and its leaves never
wither : but are plants which only arrow in ths
"hot bed,-"'" mere .summer sprouts, wilted by the 1
vnrtll u,me:,l,:c;m 1 iw t!. fiti
tmumnal frost. ' Thev have neither " root nor san 1
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ta themselves. .Their religion has no internal ba
sis. They live as the drone. They produce
nothing in the live; they only consume. -: They
are excited, whei others are. . They float oa the
Undulations of tie wave of social emotion. As
the cork floats in the stream, sntlip.vr drift on thn
, j
current of populo- feelin. Beinor mere .sail ves-;
els, they can male no headway without wind and
current. . lheir s is a mere Herodian religion, presence ot uod, he will frcm some meet the cold
shaped according to the times. Now they are reply, I shan't be drove. After retiring fiom the
quite religious, lad anon, they are very wicked, conference room where he has, with all the per
When ' the time) are good, they are , good ; and . suasive arguments lie could command, endeavored
vhcn times are "bad, then they are bad. AVhen to get the church to work, either to exhort or praj
the south winds How, they are in the church ; but '
when the north rad blows forth, it drives them '
back to the worll as the sow to the mire, or the f
kg to hist .vomit. Their religion is contracted, a :
sickly excitement they love it as the tippler the
intoxicating bowl,for the sensation it produces ; a
mare element of sdfishness, which evaporates in
lncrc eing-son. is liquid poured into a bowl
vbich may all runut airain if the vessel be turn
over. Is tliis Uiristianity 1 Is it not rather
ultei-ation t Sucl Christians are like a sponge
toturated with watci under the least pressui-e it
spouts away. I
It is not in them nU well of water, .springing
VP into everlasting Ife. Mere excitement does
" ,l constitute the Chlstian, else there would be
'"e Chrbtianity hi bl rooms and theatres than
'l v.here else, Bar-Donas' and coffee houses,
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Molaler and infidels utwld be Wo, VhT-
ueuiiul electrons would he ilicm. tr
.. t u u6 most efficient mr?in
idolater and inM.I. r. f? u"u VW
o grace.
, 6 , "ow mating! -the feci;, is ,ren7"
den rf r " ? .e5' "3,Bt cr" 5 the ten-
ireme to
poict is where' lh
r"ta dwells, and there is
.' j r . V- On this rock
V " "us- 15 "f lhe cf feciin
ntense and thrilling :
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rv, j i'acucq m nis brrusr. Ti, v .
AllU 14J
losolarry. "Hi. w - Clireo
nntajism,esevanc
cold abstraction; as destitute of warmth as Green
land ice or Alnin ... i. .. i . ..
rrajiwieu obtxiad in his limrt i, tji
4fc jiiCJUUejs lx3lll jio ht i1" out the words of tl io in-m r m n
andcat, but docs not consist exclusivelyiuld not Lish USr
TIIE HIDDEN TREASURE
v BY CHARLOTTE ELlZArlII.
An affecting incident, lately told in a company
where I was present, has dwelt on my tbou.hu
ever since. It is highly characteristic ofthc
place, the people, ood of the times that beWed to
il. .
; Private intelligence havmar been received, that
m a certain wild district, inhabited by the poorer
class of peasants in 1, -eland, arms were collected
and concealed, for unlawful purposes, a pa. ty of
military were despatched lo make a sudden search
m the suspected houses. Among others, they vis.
lied a poor cabin, inhabited, seemingly, by very
quiet, inoffensive people, where, after most careful
searching, they could find to trace of what they
sought, men on the point of departing one man
l emarked that the rough stone w hich served a sort
of health, wore the appearance of having recently
been moved ; the earth about it was loose, and the
stone seemed to have been hastily Lid down.
This revived their suspicion, and they promptly
lifted the rude flag from its place, and saw under
it a parcel, carefully wrapped in some poor rin ged
pike-
Quantitv oi om.
munition tbey had seized, was a matter c'f conW-
ture, as they carefully unfolded the ragged enve-
This was done, and the cantors held ia their
handsrlIr1siBhTe:",,' r-.-
The fact needs no elucidation everj Ixidy
knows that for a poor Irishman to posses the word
of God is high treason against the church cf Rome;
and that any orTence given to the priesthood of
that church, in a popish district, is specdiiy pun
ished with the loss of the Utile all of the helpless
vict im. The Bible, if discoyei ed, w ould be barn
ed, drowned, buried, or thrust iuto some inacces
sible corner, w hile a terrible penance would await
the possessorof sucl a contraband article, auJ any
resistance thereto would incur the curse of ercom
munication, with ell its subsequent Urrcrs of cease
less persecution and temporal ruui. 'InU uiust
be avoided, if possible, by the poor --creatine who
has no earthly refuge to flee to, and as yet too fee
ble an appreben$3on of divine rcalilies to e;idure,
cs seeing him who is invisible Still the Bible
" the story o pace," as the Irish rightly call i;
which has told him, in his own loved tongue, tach
things as never before entered - his thoughts, to
cheer him in his sad, laborious pilgriaise on
earth ; the Irish Bible, once received, it is bard, ve-1
ry hard, to give up. And so the trembling pos
sessors looked around their poverty-stricken abode,
and finding uo place where it might rest secure
from the prying gaze of bigoted enmity, they take
up the single stone that varies he damp surface
of their cabin floor, generally the earth on which
it stands-: and there deposit the treasure. "When
night arrives, the ; door was secured, the aperture
called the window blocked up, and the precious
T)M 1 1 i t. r. " . . i i
Bible,' -takea from its resting place, was read bv
!a c-iPCIfec y could manage to af-
fbrd- And tl:is .withm the actual circuit of the
i British isle-
fir:' icb tJn llnoin nal.i4 fU.t
J)fjlISI1 is,e U1JS 10 ine heart 01 Attestant "tam,
thc very throne cf frecvlom.
I SHAN'T BE DROVE
This is an expression that the minister of Christ
oCtca meets with in his attempts to eetthe church
to live un to its duty. If while nreachinrr. ImurTps
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upon Christians the claims of the gospel, and the
duties they ere to perform in order to enjoy the
which it is every Christian s duty to do m such
meetings, if asked a reason for not doing thus, the
answer is, I shan't be drove. Just as though they
think the minister wishes to drive them to pray j
and. exhort, and to every other duty .-iSo minis-,
iter of Christ has such a disposition. He ought,;
:while presenting the claims of the gospel, as laid,
down in the word of God, to have energy and not
iut ins vuiu! vx.ix: uu uis jips. , lie ougiii ijj cv i
cry meeting of worship, and in his private labors, !
I, e i: tt i;.
to deal plainly and pointedly, encourage and pur
suade, and should uphould no one in the neglect
of duty. But let his zeal for God, be called a dis
position to drive. None but the lukewarm will
.think their minister wishes to drivetthem, and
none but the lukewarm will use the expression, I
shan't be drove Let sach take hecd.-
Morning
Siar,
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THE ACTTwESS
monco theEnglyi rrov:nc:al cr !'iS cl couU UcarmNl t,n, 1 , vt., ,r, '
S wsono day nassingtiro.i.Thlhofr)lcJ; Vc urn'' trying Utvuiin. Tl ol.'uaJs
count,
Fire: '
her ;
vnmnh)chEhethcnre!;jcx
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wiiica sLc heard ma noorcotLiw W.v!.... n'M wcfo m.t flA.n t..- .t
1-IOMtv nmmtitJ .i. . . vv..,.
t, 4 i w iuik jq me
Depih of mc.vv ! r.m tK. t '
The tune was simple and sweet, but heeded it
TW.rds,liad ri"ed her ntteution, and
she stood motionless, untd .he was ia vtd to c,
cr by th woman of the house, who !2 4,1
her siand.ns at the door. ......i- ... ,
5t maided during nnwvufiX.rJV, ,,,u
C?m aod "ccu.h thee;.
j the pcns thn employed 1 1?, uF
I. ' i . "-jpioeo. Mie ciuactUhc ot-
P w rureU.e book x.hkh contained
t. bhe did so and the nrc she read it, foe more
deuued her venous impressions became. She at
enoed the ministry of the Cwpcl, read brr hither
to neglected and demised Eiblc, imdboucd hccelf
m humility and coniuliou of Leurt, Icfuio Ilim
whee mercy she now felt sbci,cuVd,uhoo MC
iiliccs are those of a broken heart and contrite
p.nt, and who has declared, that with nch sac-
juices no wii uc pleased.
Her profession she del crmincd ot once and for
ever to renounce; and for some little time excused
l.erself from Prpe..ring on ihe f U.e, withotU 1kW.
ever d,sclosKig her tL-n-c of moments' o: nu.l
log known her resolution, finally to leave it.
The manager of the theatre called u-ion her one
morn.ng, and icqucsied her tobustain Uic principal
character in a new play wlmh was to he pcrforr
ed the bcxt week for his benefit. ,Shuiad fre
quently performed this chawcicr to general cdinU
ral.on: out she now, Uwcvtr, Ud him U-r Ic
koIuIkm never to vpr as an tctress ain,
at Uic same tunc tivi.ig her serous. At firCt he
attempted lo overcome her st aT'es by ridicV, U't
thu vas unavailing ; he then pre. euled I he ksj, he
slald incur by her refusal, and tmduM m a.-,
gumeuts by piomisiag that if, lo oblige hinN t4 c
would act on this occasion, it bbouU be the Ll ie
quest of the k ir.d he should malv. UoiUa i -j i c
siithis sofic.utions fje promUd to appear, and
OD-luc tppemtod evening went to ll thcat;e.
a. around lier, and her own situation. The
o
s.c ceased, but she did not ri. g ; tad sapposig
her to be overcome by embanv anient, the bond
again commenced. A second timo they paused
for her to begin, end rilM fchedlluotoptu her Hps.
Athirdllroe the t if was played, aud thcnx.Ilh
damped hands, bikI eyes suh't.cd wi.h la-rs, bl:c
cang, net the wor ls of the ton" .-but
" DepJh of mr-.xy! t.m thee 1.2
leicy icerved fi.r u-.
It was ulnxist needless lo add, Tuat the performance
was saddcr.ly ended ; many rlJLuVi, tlicuh uma
were u.duccd front lUt innorJ!e n'.h; to u con
sider their ways ;" and to it a on the ivondcr.
ful power of that religion, whici toixU to iallocncc
the . heart, and chunfre the liaViuf ot;e blthcrlo fo
vain, and so evidently pursub,, the leud whIJi
lcidelh to destruction. .
It would be Siilisfactorj- to llie reader lo know,
that thcchange'iti Miss was as iiernuineiit
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Lord Jc&us ChriaU
TEMPERANCE S()N.
Br DR. C1LMAN, OV ClURltSTOX, 8. C.
"Am Sowe lue to tuim.
Some love to iwm
Wbe-e the gAes foam,
And iLe jwn circles lite:
But a chosen UnJ
In a levtued lan.l,
Aad a te.npeiance life Ibf
Whea mot niog beams
O'er the mouoia'n sbca'ai?,
Oh, merrily Joiih we go.
To hallow our life.
AVIih a gloiious M'ilfe,
A nd to c uh oar country's foe.
Ho, ho, ho!
Some love to roam, Lc.
The soale we nuuk
In the bar-100m dark, - . . .
And no tempted tu.n our ;
And for light good theer,
At our homjes to dar.
Oh, why should the leirqerate lack ?
For with sicaJv aim, . .
At an hoooied name, .,
And hearts that fear no foe.
Our bi other to save ...
From the drunkard's pave,
In the spii it of love vc go. .
Ho, ho, ho! : '
Some love to roam, kc.
PRACTICAL SEI.F-DENIAl.
Says "Mr. AVadc, Our preachers and schools
arc blessed in the conversion of souls; and mvxt
i we give them up ? If wc only Ud tic wvcrflui-
she saw a few poor peonTe . . ' , in Vrl 5 ' ' 1 J , ,K'il l'-V 1 ' ' J ' " ' ,i"t Uh lb? ve
in si olS,1"3 hymn Whrch lhe P'iom. I 'rotwc could fii d ; but we !,d 0 - I ,-.i,M c4 U-H:
' L mt time j.i trtichicg: the Korc::. and m-ir-rtu, i:;itc:.an;.x1!Ht,i:',..: i
-T w Ul If M lu 1 1 f ? ' a I in 1 1 l Itx ttf rs.. - t . - . . I l . . "
iiiecuaractcr Hie assumed leqal-YKl her to s:n-ra
song; mtf wucn ihc coJtnyJ
Ira immediately begun the tccunpanituect. But
she stood as if lost in thought, as oae. ronvit:T
as it u tiugujar ; she wi.!ked conaotiy wah her
profession of religion for many years, and at laiglh
became the wife of a minister of the Uo.-rel of our
.8 4
. old u.
.'luail to
I XirV r.t W-mr ..nil.... t I
. V.1 7 ,-it
.t.t'Uuuiv o? yivrX :
Ia the South Sea Iv.u.d, lic ml-Vwnars be
ing ca'.led on lo hsjt ;.i framing a code of civil
lawn, were Kirely ttk-d with ihc polvgumy cX the
natives. He Ilev. Mr. Wl'Ibm, "in Id work,
writes:
There wce two nxW delicate and pcrplcxin
subjects which- icrjuircd adjustment, prkr lo the
final CsLiLIMimcnt of the Lm w. 'Hjc fiii, rcfet
icd to a pluraliiy of wive. Hits was a matter of
much deliberation brturrn my tcotiicd coHciie
nnd myself, before wc derided low lo ncL Trior
to the iiitroductionofOiriliardtytx4ymycjiu4
cd to a vcr considerable cxtci.t ; and when a per
sonjmving a plurality of wive, offered himself o
a candidate for Uipt inn, the teachers hid required
the iudivMuaUhould nwlc a election of one of
them, r.d als r.tovidc for ihc support of tliox
wlwnn be mlht jut away. Tlc imtuure Miccccd
cd Kycn.d what might luivc been rc3o.i lUy ontU
cifwlcd ; nnd cf the mirnlcr who Ud co:n.cd widi
this ccnditiDii, enly alout twenty or twenty-Gvc
proLs ccca.m-d any trouble, ar.rig wl.un, U.
ever, vus the king, whl.h incrca:el cur difneuhy
exceedingly. AViili thc v.c convcnd on lliCM.b
j urt. Some &iid that thej- relumed to h olhcr,
Uemn-e they hid tot Uvu left H )bnv iu ibcir
choice; (j4 hem plleged liint ihcj- KuprwJ ihe Kp
oratwii would bt; only temporary, and Uuit, Ud
ll.cy known ii w to lo jiernvnjcut, ihty t.lodd
not nude the e!ection tl.ty did. Actin-' upon lhi.
h'.iooU l allowed to select jblk ly tiihec tf their
wives oud then lc united to l.er in nani.irc, in
; csencc u the wliolc aK.uiih-. Tiw
Tj:i?"xt:tcd wL"c tTt 14 nilJ chndrci,
wosL-.-o a ery tertvui t&sir -,, , .
o inuit.
not bt naroloaga as ut Tahili tul ihe t?tVicty Is
Lud. wheic provisions rrc ubcr.dant, and a tiwt
tcr of bl:;ht hiipo.fcucc, but a fer.iJc dtpfi.ds tl-
mci,. c: t:rely rn her husband. Kno.vi.- lha ti c
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est
hiSOU.l f 'stcr. by V.boia be UJ ibn t!iir.-r!
ai.d his principal wife, v.bj the molVcr cf ux
or Ur.. lie wa thta married to hzz u '.he pc-t-uce
of h!s people.
-? Oa l!ie following morniug Fvi.i, the princij
.': tok a mat ti Klap t: rM tin cupels wluh
which to inakc ckth ht the lu; uud who lad
abai.doe.cd lier, t i l t!e lcV)ved cbi!drtn the Ud
loa.c hhn, and h'.'i ibo ki iri'j biKno lo take vn
her i csl Jc U4 in the soTlu-Jc f v. I Jot; I cod. Ifv..ico
ly a person in the Ktuktuent cold rcuviti froia
trais, at seeing k worthy and btt.iabV a wen an,
ihe fnodiorcl mi brgc and fine a family, in ibovt
pahiful circumstances; ucu cicoii,sdembV in.
dig nation was cvi.iced m the occu:on. Vc cur
fcc.vcs deeply sympaihued v. -;h 1 cr; forn'.c was a
woman nniverKilly c teemed, and frv.m all ibut v.c
knew of her, 4;c was worthy of that tttectr. A
few days before leaving, ibe csimc to cur 1k;',
and while convcrning wiih Mr. YTiittn tpoa ihc
subject, said lid, ahUugli bcr afH.-tiiou for Icr
huxmd was vcty'crv.it, and was truly di Jrc-ed
ot the proj'-cct of being K'Yar-tcd from blm, klxs
badjiudc up her mind to llie tfilnful tvo;!, cin
tinccd tltitl it v-as preferable; (or on bis tClxtim.a
were set upon hi joungctt wife, if !c rcIuc!,
she slxiuld become the occaton id Ins burg ia
sin ; ond mthtr Uiau U.e would it-rc the m
lKinuKin, u.MnMng rs u migi.t pnn.v aim v.c
regarUed as a pkaaing cv ida.ee 01 li e ruux-r a
Giristian principle iivn Ur mi: A. cbc Uxk jh
opportunity of leaving ihc hotie while Ur litis-
uiua was at Kiiooi ; ami on in rtiurn u 11, no
was m'qch a (11-ct cd at finding hu fatdtful compuu -
ion gone, for, ahliough his affections v.crc pi acJ
farms, the tcnrmls of which were to obey licror-
dcrs, and do her work, iltis devoted ond offec-
tionate wonwn Kpeut the vUde period of.bcrwi-
dowlwod, which conliuucd three cr four years, in
making iialiic pirmeuts of iIkj very bot qunKty
for her kite husband and children : always taking
the utmost pains, and displaying the greater b.ill
in lhat which w-.is for the former, thus testifying
tier unabated ahcction. Alter aUiut lour years,
the wife of Thiemann, the chief of a ncighUring
seitlemcnt, died, nnd I i;nu was tinted to him in
maniage,by which she is again raised to tlic dipnity
sue enjoy cu prior to ner pamiui kcnaraiKai irom
I .
her former husband. Wc have reason to believe
that Tinomana is a truly good man, ai.d t!t Uiey
are remarkably Uppy' hi each other.
w u mun.inx home, v.e nrre isU I 'o ,, u w tti; .v.j, , . , ,
li-st c;ck .real experv.' Cui America Cri. - 'M v'- i J.-J. la :U Itui Ub .Srto, o. it
tKiiis rUw llict ies alf-dc jlil, ttxvi,iy, end U- iH c - iU f,r.;b of iLdr tne MJ LokV
ncv;lcncc ore required of tl:?m by the p.;x!, llu l-r oe vi U Sx 5t : t,:T-
oTUiarLroiherj and fci:4cr, whom tUyLaiet Vu0 M,r f ,L ! W-v '
fnn I - I . it...,(fq
.. ..vs.., ..... iiiiwii puu 111 J-CU tlKKIni i'JO
and, indeed, the tmly way lo. overcome the
diilicuMy entiaTy, would U to convene ihe pro-
llllf tl- I'lflrt.. ....1 ..... .1 .1
Pc, recumtnenucu mat tlccw!i were dsa.ifiI
w ------ - , , ...w ...j ,-1. i ik; i'i t-inv. LtUX UJC tXXii-
X'TV Slc?LuuUnZ htulUl Mme?uLIxly ti e lei U.-r! n.n.1 by lick bC It iP in the sir
ai.uiuau. nc wtesucd to make bii tomjunion for a-an, cr.i-V cut, -Hum-h! fur lie DutcUWs
je, iu c.f i turce v.r.cs be u'ected li e yorr.g- cap. 'ibU tnke of ul tl.yy s'l prr-rrcd m
, wbo:ad boiu bun oi e Uidd, in r.rtfctencc to tlii:k it. cat. rd a Iju-. aml'XM ti-i-.,i.
on the younpest wde, l.cliad a gteat c teens tor money, and ore unable to juttUm: fcf jxrj itnsrt
rivai, who Li J borne him ko Urge a family, ond and fjbkr.;ab:e cLvbci. Be aUmcd iUd be.
had been so faithful and industrious a w ife for so . Invkmr and jay to t!c Lord lo give yin a titrtr
many years. The king behaved honorably lo bcr, clean biart ; and if you pu7,oj f3tor, llie laeph and
bv frivinT to brr thn rmdtirn tX nli!t lumlr i !m.n!i tf r-.1.l .. . i. . .
f O O , 1 J ' v. ..v..v. ii.d uui MIL' LTJ L.UCil Ll-rS'l.
v. noix NO Si.
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4 lire IM j TiiUA.
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tLi . - .
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iljl;, i.id luu i04 lie Gallk tWjrs", triu,
FitvnlU lixxl Cossr u lie tZc,
.U 1 1 :x! J,e Uaiff ii Ot lit ct I h ajj
Ts cte ttt-tra'cd ui;b Hn pt,
. cU lrt n Ll fv U tar;
The other k,cd n j-ua t'i. cwjn!a"a Ulr,
Ub mti.tCstJ nftJ tw JLwa sun Ulr,
Lc she e.-1-te ibut sMctihab UtL cf
Ua Lt j.cd Saa Ju.l ,i-1 ry. " - .
, H40iu..iii4L"c;.chru.e .
Tl. Hfr. of LUad a4 lie drl tf c.r
l h iiu td rh ci y. ,1. c'xx. .
Fiua lie llanJLf ky tlaoc.
-4
Vt'hp.p art tbe tj..i,M r.owl
0,'j.frd ia ILe Lw.Uc iii.'c.
ro owe
llf ir iUc ate b.j i;e , fe Uyttr,
Wbth if''lrd ib p ...tn ot G & nh Lcr,
TJ.c l.eur an tJ ilc cLVa nar
Now llj ?te tV.rti t r ci
i)oe ie ticZi f hi rr.
Aid to irg ir o iLr ;
0 fur'ou f:ni, a.l.c Ibc t'-u
ar
ILT.t.
THE CNKINu CHILDRKN.
- . Jl TSt L ST0C1T.
"To, it b tie eis" one; -Hurrlh ! ilcre
it p! ---Cich ir, Twn, tud Wstit tp s
wid a ieIUics5cd boy, whh a r.wrt t4c cap.
Tl.trc wtuc o nwi,y Ijuj s tUi I ctld tA for
a nui.utc tr Uxx tH2urh ui;h wist ihry wxs
oiauMi- UiciiiKiic. At L iJ4c wird Hew to
wurd ii tt Kulc cUh cap, U4 nadc to be urcia
www W tiiis winter, Ul cry neatly rctairtxL
A la!c hey after ihc can tr.d tried to m it
frtnn the ciK I II. It j d wa Urt,t!jerrfure 1 con-
chdei il V.-as lb- Oh! UrUV Kid be, "ive
h f o n jccvc D. Ubnu.u ; w ho dl J 3 on buy it of, th f
The Utile trvjitilcd oTcr 1 the cap ws tt
la;. whh diilxchy Ir.-t frvra tra:. aud tben;r :r
gcr.V -ni.i U ing iJ3d cixi.h 1 7-oii, uurd Urn
to j Lb it tp frosi the din, acd k-ii l.ini lo w!k
l;ue v.i;h ii, Iru'birtj i: v.c II s U could, end
ti j Irg to rjvt it ia Ujc rphi, lic lmr vlxft'w.g in
bin t c ti.d IU fjce cwurin; tl the rtrcxikja
if lie inK.hi.g, vut ind trt tCidt be UJ cxpcrico-
cd fmul b:. u l. Ji UZoW K
V. be i tiiU UuV? liry nst.ie lonc, X brard 1.5m
tuy t'j bit iij. :.r 1 cioriU wear ibis cap spin."
VM,y i t V tid II r ibrr. - Why, the c.bcr
Uiys have i..v cj;?, ti.J lL:y c:U uc ibe Duicb
ini op."
'ibis bttle bny'n mc'Jrr nai tb!i;rd to tc trry
trutjoeocid or t.-.5, g 'u !.i c!otLir; that Uq .
im;Ut be eraUed fa f;ite Un a rxl edacs:ii, ,
crd
on
Lke Cc fjicf lins o4 know vt; ste ua
rich, o xuany U ll-e?n sir. But lielrns 1
Lu-h ti ci I p tl e iret, srd itck
ray cup eff in lb- el.it, ti.d lUtml feel su,
I dai'l Itxjv wUt to tlo Oh! rc.t!,tT, get nso
a i.e-w cap." .
H v vuld if I rvJil? sal l.i tncd-cr, let ytri
know I ;n trcir.n . 13 l'cd wmiufu!!rii K?m
ct.d wiJ, Vot e idx k?UA rrsii te trv u--
auj os.j v,QvrJ;t cliJdrm. Bat liwu-'u Udr
jU-tatir ctcoma itioitiicc tud icry UkZi
priJe, ycu tuuti tt.dtaiTir to Uar it vid p.ic
and f.r.r r.es; st,d tlxAf U.cui ly 3Mercwdu
irrx-fl
W wer oa-Kltrt.
uai a toy's tlxrzttcr i rjrdetmnaicd ii15
1 wape or quality cT li cVkiIks, Vou t)trd u4 lo
cUimd to ouu tUt yocrmrrr.u Uvetx morh
cess.
j Qoe wxrd to chlUren who behave to tbrir
fellows as I lev; boys did. A nobb wr'lbml,
and especially a Cyixcn child, wTJ lixrw Uist
drrst eiocs ut male a rcriUcman or lidy ; lliat at
far tu ibis is cojjcrmcd, tlicy arc mot rek-cialij
v.lio ere not meanly hruncd to drr cxxrdlta
their circunittsiicr. A wicked Icartend a mraa
djoMtion arc ulcn fourd under fi,K
clotljcs. Our Ixrd Jvu CLrirt wr.j ten
cry porr
in o-itward tl.inp, and did u
Jamon? tlc piy ard f3!iioiinb!
lint-tale 'Lis rs r.l-
c c lie csinli. liut
I ft . x
1 tUi uia i;cl t. Jr. ;:i l is rral di t !,-. a .
1 1 cm lhat any child w)to, wxrAl beUen nnxll
it U eu'jty of lie i;cnnncm nr.d t:r kird It La i i.
our u L.ec cJ.wit. He Z. Z. .Vrw cr.
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